Following its involvement in last year’s event, the world’s leading electric buggy brand will increase its backing of the nationwide challenge, which encourages golfers to complete 36, 54 or 72 holes in a single day while raising funds for cancer research, prevention programs and support services.

The initiative aligns with Motocaddy’s commitment to the health and wellbeing of the golfing community, while helping raise awareness of cancer prevention, particularly skin cancer, which remains a significant health concern in Australia.

“We’re incredibly proud to be expanding our support of Cancer Council’s The Longest Day this year,” said Catherine Arkoudis, Motocaddy Australia, Operations Director. “Golf brings people together, and this is a fantastic initiative that gives golfers the opportunity to challenge themselves while making a meaningful difference to people affected by cancer.

“Becoming a State Sponsor is a natural next step in our involvement, and we’re looking forward to helping Cancer Council raise awareness and vital funds through the 2026 activation.”

Cancer Council is the nation’s leading non-profit cancer charity, supporting Australians impacted by cancer, funding cutting-edge research and driving awareness around prevention, particularly in relation to skin cancer.

The Longest Day invites golfers of all abilities to test their skill, strength and stamina by completing multiple rounds in one day, with participants fundraising to support Cancer Council’s work across research, education, prevention and advocacy.

As part of its support for the 2026 initiative, Motocaddy will also donate a 2026 M7 GPS REMOTE electric buggy as a prize for the top fundraiser.

“We’re delighted to see Motocaddy expand its support of The Longest Day as a State Sponsor for 2026,” said Naomi Watson, Director of Marketing and Fundraising at Cancer Council NSW. “With almost one in two Australians diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85, we all have a role to play in reducing the impact of cancer. Every dollar raised through The Longest Day helps us continue this important work, while also providing an opportunity to remind golfers about the importance of sun protection, particularly as they are almost 2.5 times more likely to develop skin cancer due to their extended periods in the sun.

“Slip on sun-protective clothing, slop on SPF50 or higher sunscreen, slap on a broad-brim hat, seek shade, and slide on wraparound sunglasses.”

Motocaddy’s expanded sponsorship reinforces the brand’s commitment to supporting the game beyond the course, contributing to an initiative that brings the golfing community together for an important cause.

For more information about The Longest Day and how to get involved, visit www.longestday.org.au.

For more information about Motocaddy products, including electric buggies, push buggies, golf bags, batteries and accessories, visit www.motocaddy.com.au or follow @MotocaddyAustralia across social media platforms.